Posts Tagged ‘security’

The last version of Adobe Flash you’ll download for mobile (until the next bugfix that is)

Here it is, folks, the last version of Adobe Flash Player for mobile. Final. Kaput. Only, not really. While Adobe has halted work on future versions, we're still likely — very likely — to see the odd bugfix here and there. So head on over to the Android Market and snag version 11.1.102.59, which has [...]

Lookout Mobile Security now available internationally

Lookout Mobile Security, the free antivirus app, is now available internationally in the UK, Canada, and Australia. Its first international partner will be Australia's Telstra, who will offer the app through its channel in the Android Market. Lookout says that it will soon be available in "many countries", citing the increase in mobile malware as [...]

misHaps shows important contact info if a phone is lost or you become incapacitated [App Reviews]

One of most underrated features in Android 3.0+ is the ability to put a message on the lock screen. It’s a great way to have the security of the lock screen but still have a way to let someone who finds the phone return it to the owner. misHaps offers that same feature for Android [...]

Sprint teams up with Safely and Lookout to announce Sprint Guardian suite of mobile security apps

As concerns rise surrounding mobile security, Sprint has now taken some steps to offer their customers some of the best preventative solutions available on the market. Announced today during CTIA in New Orleans, Sprint has teamed up with Safely and Lookout to provide a suite of mobile security applications called Sprint Guardian. Sprint Mobile Controls [...]

HTC statement on AT&T One X bootloader – ‘restrictions’ prevent unlocking

Just about all of HTC's international phones and tablets released over the past year have been added to its bootloader unlock list — the list of developer-friendly devices that can have their bootloader security disabled  in order to allow enthusiasts to tinker around with custom ROMs and the like. And even a few U.S. network-branded [...]

Motorola Droid 3 getting a sizable update, but not to ICS

The Motorola Droid 3 has a large system update queued and ready to roll out, but it's just another version of Gingerbread. The 5.7.905.XT862 update checks in about 230 MB, and is chock full of fixes, patches, and enhancements — all very welcome for most any user. With "only" 512 MB of RAM, we didn't really [...]

Samsung Conquer 4G software update now available from Sprint

A new software update is currently rolling out to Samsung Conquer 4G owners on Sprint. This updated is noted as just a security fix (see: CarrierIQ removal) for the device but one other thing to make note of with this release is the fact that Sprint has removed the Magic, Smoke, Many, Maps, Nexus, Spectrum, [...]

Path update to v2.1.1 brings promised security enhancements to keep personal data secure

The latest update to Path for Android update has now hit the Google Play Store, and this release will be of interest to those who previously had concerns over Path not properly securing personal data. As noted on the Path blog: We take privacy and security seriously, and we believe your data deserves to be [...]

HTCSense.com sync service shutting down from April 30 to make way for new cloud services

The message above is currently displayed on HTCSense.com, informing visitors that HTC's online sync service will be shutting down from April 30. This gives HTCSense.com users just over a month to log in and download any contacts, text messages or other personal data on their account. The message is also being sent out by email [...]

Google gives you an extra $5 for your Google Wallet troubles

It's been a bit of a wild ride for Google Wallet since its security was found to have a vulnerability in it. While having fixed the issue already, Google wasn't in any rush to let folks readd prepaid cards back to the service but emails are now going out letting folks know things are back [...]

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